by William R. Stanek
If you've purchased Windows 2000 Scripting Bible, you can download the source code for each part by clicking on the links provided. For those who want to use the code and haven't already purchased the book, please buy the book and come back later.
UPDATE: 1/10/2006 Thanks to Brian Ruuska for letting me know the source files went missing. Although I've recovered the scripts from the original archives, I haven't been able to work my way through all the scripts to verify they are the final corrected scripts. Please let me know if you encounter errors. Also, if you'd like to see a new version of this book, please write to the publisher and let them know. This book pretty much got lost in the shuffle as the original publisher IDG Books (who also publishes the for Dummies books) was sold, resold, and then sold again to new parent companies. Wiley () is the current owner of IDG Books and Books for Dummies. -William R. Stanek
Part
I Getting Started with Windows Scripting
1.
Introducing Windows Scripting
2.
VBScript Essentials
3.
JScript Essentials
Part
II Windows Scripting Essentials
4.
Creating Scripts and Scripting Files
5.
Scripting Basics
6.
Input, Output and Error Handling
7.
Working with Files and Folders
8.
Reading and Writing Files
9.
Managing Drives and Printers
10.
Configuring Menus, Shortcuts and Startup Applications
11.
Working with the Windows Registry and Event Logs
Part
III Network and Directory Service Scripting
12.
Scheduling One-time and Recurring Tasks
13.
Using Startup/Shutdown and Logon/Logoff Scripts
14.
Introducing Active Directory
Services
15.
Using
Schema to Master ADSI
16.
Managing
Local and Domain Resources with ADSI
17.
Service
and Resource Administration with ADSI
18.
Maintaining Shared
Directories, Printer Queues and Print Jobs
19.
Managing Active Directory
Domain Extensions
20.
Where to Go From Here?
Part
IV Windows Scripting Libraries
21.
Library:
File System Utilities
22.
Library:
File Administration Utilities
23.
Library:
Network and System Utilities
24.
Library:
Account Management Utilities
Part
V Appendixes
A. Windows
Scripting API
B. Core ADSI
Reference
C. Essential Command line Utilities for Use With WSH